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RDJ LLP's Diarmaid Gavin and Scion Flanagan consider proposed changes to company law. The Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment (DETE) is considering responses to a public consultation on proposed amendments to the Companies Act 2014.

UCC law students Elena Falvey and Mohammad Ahmed Naeem have been awarded diversity and inclusion scholarships by RDJ LLP. This is the fifth year RDJ has awarded the UCC scholarship, which support students from ethnic minorities and those who are under-represented in the legal profession in Ireland.&

RDJ has announced two senior appointments, with Martin O’Callaghan promoted to partner in its real estate practice and Angie Wills joining the firm as a knowledge lawyer. Having joined RDJ in 2015, Mr O'Callaghan and has considerable experience in working on the full range of real estate

Visitors to Galway will be familiar with attractions such as the city’s Spanish Arch, Cathedral and Latin Quarter. Perhaps less so, however, with its reputation as a major European hub for the medical technology sector. With its established cluster of global medtech companies, strong links wit

RDJ LLP managing partner Jamie Olden has been appointed as a lay member to the governing body of the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland (RCPI). The RCPI Council sets the College’s mission, vision, and strategic direction, approves general policies, and ensures accountability by monitoring

More than 500 cyclists have taken part in the ninth annual RDJ Santa Cycle through Cork.

RDJ LLP partner Darryl Broderick suggests an €800,000 award against Denis O'Brien is and will likely remain an outlier in defamation cases. Two Northern Ireland-based human rights solicitors were each awarded in excess of €400,000 on 21 November, after a jury in the High Court in Dublin de

RDJ LLP partner Ruth Finnerty and solicitor Thomas McInerney examine the Medical Council of Ireland's position on artificial intelligence. The Medical Council of Ireland has published its Position Statement on Artificial Intelligence which explicitly recognises the potential of AI to improve patient

RDJ last week welcomed a panel of experts to its Cork City headquarters to discuss how rising geopolitical tensions, shifting global trade policies and economic uncertainty are shaping the future of business in Ireland.

RDJ LLP partner Jennifer Cashman warns Irish businesses of the legal risks associated with reversing course on diversity, equality and inclusion (DEI). From progress to pullbacks, US President Donald Trump’s crackdown on diversity, equality and inclusion programmes is being felt internationall

Employees from RDJ joined members of the public in the recent Dublin City Triathlon at Phoenix Park.

RDJ has walked home from the 2025 Diversity in Business Awards with two gongs, including the overall national award for diversity, inclusion and equality. The Diversity in Business Awards celebrate organisations that place inclusivity and diversity at the foundation of their operations, with a focus

Richard Martin, Lisa Mansfield and Evan Lynch of RDJ LLP consider the firm's recent success in a complex and high-profile dispute arising from Russia's invasion of Ukraine. RDJ are very proud to have successfully represented the all-risks insurers in one of the most complex and high-profile disputes

GAA stars Tomás Ó Sé, Briege Corkery and Anthony Daly were welcomed to the Cork offices of law firm RDJ yesterday for a panel discussion. The GAA legends took part in a lively debate on the championship so far and shared their predictions for the 2025 football and hurling champi

RDJ partner Darryl Broderick and associate Matthew Wallace analyse different jurisdictions' approaches to NPO applications and review alternative methods by which information may be obtained in Ireland. Norwich Pharmacal Relief is a court ordered relief, compelling an individual or a company to disc